EcoRight News Blog

This week, joining me in conversation is agrivoltaics guru Byron Kominek. As a boy, Byron spent summer vacations on his family's farm visiting his grandmother. After graduate school, serving in the...

Hello and welcome to the end of another week. On my radar: the Capitol Hill fox, who bit nine people before she was trapped and eventually euthanized. While the part of the story where she had...

The EcoRight has found its new hype person. Kacey Crane serves as the Executive Director for the Indiana Conservative Alliance for Energy (ICAE), overseeing the organization’s efforts to advance...

I know what you're thinking: it's too early for baseball. But not if you have a high school kid. This week I have been to three games, in the unpredictable yet chilly March weather, so I'm here to...

We are thrilled to bring you our conversation with Congresswoman Nancy Mace, who represents the first district of South Carolina. And a conversation with a South Carolinian wouldn't be the same...

Happy Spring! I'm tiptoeing back into my garden, doing some leaf clean up, mulching, and welcoming all the blooming bulbs. I'm eager to see how the native plants to put in the ground last year are...

This week, we take a trip to the past with a conversation with Bill Reilly, who served as the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency during President George H. W. Bush’s term in...

This week has been a lot. Daylight Savings Time. St. Patrick's Day. The NCAA Tournament (condolences to Price for the outcome of the Kentucky game). And of course, the ongoing war in Ukraine. But we...

This week, our star guest is Jim Gandy, a retired American television meteorologist, most noted for his time with CBS affiliate WLTX from 1999 to his retirement in 2019. He was News 19’s Chief...

This week, it's been hard for me to think about anything but the war Russia waged on Ukraine. Perhaps it's my Latvian heritage that makes this act of aggression feel worse than other wars. Perhaps...